Harry Arter admitted he was desperate to shrug off the devastation of missing out on next summer's World Cup by helping Bournemouth continue their Premier League resurgence.
The Republic of Ireland midfielder, who featured in both legs of his country's 5-1 play-off defeat to Denmark during the international break, scored the crucial third as the Cherries beat Huddersfield 4-0 on Saturday.
It was his first goal of the season and came with Eddie Howe's men under pressure following the dismissal of captain Simon Francis just before half-time.
After a difficult start to the campaign, Bournemouth have now won three of their last four league games, ensuring Arter finished a frustrating week on a high.
'I was really pleased to get the disappointment off my back,' the 27-year-old told afcb.co.uk. 'Hopefully (I will) continue in good form, try and get a few more goals but most importantly the team carry on this little bit of momentum we've got.
'That feeling I had after the (Denmark) game as an individual and as a group was something that was devastation in a certain way, professional wise.
Ten-man Bournemouth had been penned in their own half for much of the second period when Arter, whose last goal came in a 6-3 defeat at Everton in February, found the back of the net with 20 minutes remaining.
Cherries striker Callum Wilson, who struck a quick-fire double in the first half, claimed his hat-trick late on to complete the scoring.
Huddersfield midfielder Aaron Mooy believes his side must learn from their mistakes and quickly forget about the defeat.
The Australia international was a doubt for the game after playing for his country in Sydney on Wednesday as they qualified for the World Cup with victory over Honduras.
Despite only arriving back in Yorkshire late on Thursday and not training ahead of the long trip to the south coast, Mooy, who captained the Terriers in the absence of skipper Tommy Smith and vice-captains Christopher Schindler and Jonathan Hogg, said he felt fit to play.
'I'm OK, I just feel disappointed from the match,' he told htafc.com. 'It was a game where we thought we had a good opportunity to get something but the result's not very good.
'I thought we started really well, we didn't take any of our chances and then got done by two set-pieces. It was a disappointing first half and then the second half they punished some mistakes and you can't get away with that at this level.


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COVID, Vaccines, and The Nature of Engineering
David Katz 21/12/2020 7
Assuming one becomes available to you and/or your loved ones sometime soon, should you, or shouldn't you, roll up your sleeve for a COVID vaccine? Please indulge me in a thought experiment on our shared way to my conclusion, and recommendation.
Imagine two teams of engineers- let's call them teams A and B. One, Team A, is, arguably, the best that even the most vaccine reticent could possibly wish. Membership is reserved for the most monumentally experienced, wise, and venerable. The team is methodical, meticulous, and infinitely patient. As for their portfolio of accomplishments, let's just say their products are completely dominant in the world, and their track record of success- although ascribed to various origins by different groups- is recognized, respected, and celebrated by all.
The other team, B, is comprised of much younger, less experienced members. To be fair, however, these engineers are all highly and appropriately trained, and so far as we know or have cause to wonder, dedicated, smart, and caring. They are experienced, but much less so than the other team. They are, if anything, impatient- rather in contrast to their counterparts. While Team A occasionally surprises, their methods, efforts, and ends tend to follow a mostly reliable and often predictable pattern. Team B also relies on precedent, and builds on prior successes. However, Team B is more prone to shop for epiphanies, and engender surprises. Team B, we might say, operates with fewer rules; they are the "cowboys" of the engineering world.
We can stop there, and pull back the curtains to reveal identities. Team B is made up of scientists- and in the specific instance of the COVID vaccines, the scientists working for BioNTech and Pfizer, those working for Moderna- and other such groups around the world.
Team A is…nature. We can anthropomorphize to facilitate the comparison, and say Mother Nature (she/her). We could detail the roster of members- evolutionary biology, natural selection, adaptation, mutation, etc.- but perhaps the "Science Team" versus the "Nature Team" will suffice.
Perhaps you are thinking, almost reflexively, that you will go with Nature, thank you very much. You might be thinking that simply because, like me, you have an abiding reverence for the natural world, and see great prowess and wisdom in its working. In my case, and perhaps yours, that reverence is entirely secular. Or, perhaps your convictions are fueled by a more spiritual version of faith in Nature, perceiving marching orders from an even higher authority. Either way, you favor Team A, and are all the more vaccine reticent as a result.
Trained and board-certified in both Internal Medicine, and Preventive Medicine/Public Health, and thus thoroughly schooled in relevant topics from epidemiology (the health of populations) to patient care, evidence assessment to iatrogenics (the inadvertent, but quite abundant harms of Medicine) - I have a long, unwavering, and unapologetic history of defending the profound, clearly established net value of vaccines to public health. That said, I do understand and empathize with a naturalistic longing. For years, I directed an Integrative Medicine Center, working alongside colleagues trained in natural medicine (and, by the way, committed to scientific evidence)- and we cared for those who favored natural treatment by disposition, or who came to seek it after conventional medicine's greatest hits failed to fix what ailed them. That is, alas, far from uncommon. And, Nature's allure may be enhanced for us all as our technologized, modern existence puts her at ever greater remove. The grass, as they say, is always greener on the other side of the 5G tower.
So, I appreciate your inclinations toward Team A. But before you cast your lot there, which in our current plight might mean favoring your chances without a vaccine- let us push our thought experiment in one more direction.
Imagine, if you would, an injured impala. The injury in question is to a leg, is not too serious, would heal fully in time- but for now, is seriously affecting speed.
The remedy of science for this scenario would likely be an animal rehab center. The animal, if detected and a target of our ministrations, would be tranquilized, transported, and treated, then given time to strengthen and mend. After that, it would be returned to the wild where it might well thrive for years, and produce offspring.
Nature, too, has a remedy for an impala with an injured leg: a hungry cheetah.
Nature's method is decisively brutal for the impala, but swift and certainly effective. The injured leg ceases to be anyone's problem, and proves to be the cheetah family's boon. If I may indulge in a quip: Cheetahs do indeed prosper when fate is unkind to impala.
You see the point? Sure, nature is a fabulous engineer. So, sure, you might prefer her products to our own. But as often as not, she is working for the other side.
Nature- natural selection- designed the extraordinary defenses of human physiology. But she also designed rattlesnake venom that undoes them. She designed the remarkable array of lymphocytes that patrol our inner byways of lymph and blood- but she also designed HIV that has been deluding, defying, and decimating those lymphocytes for the past 40 years. The remarkable intricacies of our immune system are all to her credit. So is SARS-CoV-2.
If you favor Nature over the machinations of our own science, I have no argument with you. In time we may mature in both knowledge and wisdom to compete more favorably, but we are not there yet. Overall, to date, our science has done more harm than good to the elegant balance of the natural world we were bequeathed. Nature is the better engineer.
Our own, still maturing efforts are, however, occasionally quite brilliant- and there is certainly cause to trust, and employ their products at times. Because Nature's greater aptitude comes with a casual indifference to the fate of individuals. Her engineering is not directed to the contestants, but to the contest; not to a winner, but to equilibrium. One imagines the venerable engineers of natural selection, observing the wins and losses of impala and cheetah alike, saying: "nothing personal."
If it is your faith in nature that calls up your reticence about science in general, or the COVID vaccines specifically, you are right about her prowess, but wrong about her patronage.
Mother Nature harbors no bias for predator or prey. If she did, her favorite would multiply at the expense of its counterpart, and that would be the doom of both. If she can be spoken of in terms of favorites at all, Mother Nature favors balance- the elaborate equilibria detailed in all their mathematical glory by Richard Dawkins in The Selfish Gene. She reliably prefers neither predator nor prey, but rather the close-run contest between them- as only that ensures the survival of both, in the balance of her dominion.
We Homo sapiens are long accustomed to being the predator. In the pandemic, however, we are prey. The predator in this instance, too small to see, stalks our cells. Mother Nature incubated those cells in her "lab." She incubated SARS-CoV-2 there as well.
So now, the matter of your vaccine- or for that matter, mine. Yes, I will certainly be vaccinated against COVID when that opportunity reaches me (I am not seeing patients now, so I am far from first in line). I will film the experience and share it so you needn't take my word for it.
I will be vaccinated not because I think the vaccine carries zero risk- I know the opposite to be true. And, sure, I would really like to have data about the long-term effects (i.e., years) of the vaccine first. But we don't have years-long data about the virus, either, and for all we know there could be late consequences of infection. Let's be clear, the only risk-free pandemic option is not to be in a pandemic. Once in one, our options all involve risk. The lesser risk is the best we can now do.
The adjudication of that risk is neither stable over time, nor a one-size-fits-all proposition. As for time, the virus is currently so widespread in the U.S. as I write this, as to situate COVID, temporarily, at or near the top causes of death for those over age 35. The greater the risks of unprotected exposure, the greater the relative merits of vaccination.
Those risks do vary, however, by age and health status- the very point I have been hammering at from the start of all this. Vaccine distribution policies are predicated on stratified risk (it's about time something to do with our pandemic response is!), and your decision making might quite reasonably be, as well. If young, healthy, and not prone to interact with, and thus potentially transmit SARS-CoV-2 to, anyone without those same advantages- you might safely defer vaccination. But few are those islands among us, and the scales of relative risk tip the other way for most of us. After all, the best available expertise has been directed at minimizing any potential harms of vaccination; the same cannot be said of SARS-CoV-2.
To reiterate, I have always championed the general merits of vaccination. I was dubious that COVID vaccines would arrive in time to do us much good, and accordingly emphasized other aspects of pandemic management I still believe and maintain could have much mitigated the collective toll we have suffered. But here we are- those opportunities mostly behind us, vaccination- directly ahead. Our current choices between here and the pandemic terminus distill substantially to taking chances with the virus, or choosing immunization against it.
Taking Nature's chances may appeal, just because they issue from nature. But let's concede that Mother Nature is not reliably on our side; it's our job to be on hers. Uniformly favoring the engineering of Nature fails to consider the nature and objectives of her engineering. The pandemic harbors many lessons on that very matter - climate change, many more. We ignore those, in any context, at our peril.
We rely on Nature's engineering to save us, or even necessarily serve us, at our peril, as well. Yes, we are beneficiaries of Team A's extraordinary engineering prowess. But in that, we are not alone. Team A, after all, engineered the virus, too.
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Sixers — Assessing Game 2 Adjustments
Written by Ryan Haynes
The Sixers flew North of the border with a simple goal in mind: steal a win and return to Philadelphia with home-court advantage. After last night's 94-89 win in Game 2 they did just that, and they're bringing some momentum with them. If the loss in Game 1 was perceived as the beginning of the end for the Sixers, then last night's win should be viewed as a potential catalyst (or blueprint) for a run to The Finals.
While Finals-talk is obviously impulsive after winning just one game in the series, we need to acknowledge the developments that we witnessed in Game 2, and what they mean for the Sixers moving forward.
Swapping the defensive assignments of Embiid and Harris
I've given Brett Brown more than his fair share of criticism throughout the past two seasons, and while a lot of that criticism was/is warranted, it's only fair that I acknowledge the adjustments he made that bred the Sixers stellar defensive performance last night.
Heading into this series we knew that Marc Gasol would be a slight matchup problem for Embiid in a similar fashion to how Al Horford has been a problem in the past with the Celtics. Gasol has enough size and savvy to bang with Embiid in the low-post, while also possessing the three-point range to pull him away from the rim on defense. A big part of the Raptors game plan for this series has been to keep Gasol near the top of key in pick and pops or as a screener for players running off-ball—the logic being that if Gasol spends most of the offensive possession above the foul line, then he's mitigating Embiid's ability to protect the rim.
What makes this such an effective strategy is that it doesn't require Gasol or anyone to "outplay" Embiid whatsoever, it's merely rooted in forcing Embiid into defensive positions where he's less valuable to his team. This has always worked well for Boston with Horford, and in Game 1 it proved successful for the Raptors and Gasol.
Brett responded in Game 2 by mixing up his looks on Gasol by putting Tobias Harris on him, and having Embiid defend Siakam. On the surface this isn't an obvious fix; if Gasol's three point shooting is what makes him an issue, and if Siakam is a slightly better shooter than Gasol, wouldn't he be more effective at pulling Embiid away from the paint? Not necessarily.
While Siakam shoots a higher percentage from three, three-quarters (73%) of his three-point attempts in the playoffs come from the corner, where it's significantly easier for someone like Embiid to shade toward the rim while also being able to recover to his man. The majority of Gasol's looks, on the other hand, (83%) have come from the top of the arc where you can't possibly defend the rim and get out on shooters. This is a product of Toronto's offense. Gasol is the guy they use to set the majority of their ball screens, so he's naturally at the top of the key as it is. Siakam's role is closer to that of a true wing or power forward, who's either spotting up ready to shoot or cut off penetration, or lurking along the baseline.
Essentially, the decision of which opposing player to have Embiid defend has nothing to do with that player's skillset or talent, but everything to do with how their role within the offense forces Embiid to defend. Despite Gasol being the center, and the more logical matchup, its easier for Embiid to defend Siakam because it allows him to more easily assume his role as paint protector. Instead of dancing around at the top of the key as Gasol sets screens for Lowry and Kawhi, we see at the end of Game 2 that Embiid is able to settle in on the block where he can comfortably read the floor and protect the paint.
Brett Brown is essentially daring Toronto to beat them with Gasol against Tobias Harris, and from what we saw in Game 2 they're unwilling and unable to do so. In hindsight this move is almost too obvious. Not only does taking Embiid off of that matchup eliminate some of the inherent value of having Gasol stretch the floor, but it also puts Joel Embiid—an All-NBA defender—on a player in Pascal Siakam who has been the only consistent weapon on Toronto outside of Kawhi Leonard.
This was a classic 'two birds, one stone' adjustment that should be credited to Brown. Siakam absolutely torched Harris in Game 1, and the Raptors ran a great deal of their offense through him as a result of this (29 pts 12/15 FG, 3/4 3PA). While Gasol should still be able to take advantage of Harris here and there, he's far too old and plodding to run an offense through for more than a few possessions.
While this is an adjustment that has little relevance outside of this series, it's encouraging to see Brett Brown be able to perceive a problem, diagnose the issue, and make a change. The NBA Playoffs are all about adjustments, and BB is starting to prove that he has a few tricks up his sleeve.
Simmons on Kawhi
I don't think this move should've been that much of a surprise to anyone. Simmons was on Kawhi more often than not in Game 1, and he held up pretty decent, so I'm not sure about all the hype around this "adjustment" by Brett, but regardless, Simmons needs to be credited for doing about as good as you can on Kawhi considering he's far from an ideal option.
Ben's combination of size, length, athleticism, and improving lateral quickness has always meant that his defensive potential is sky high, but I'm not sure how many people expected these sorts of efforts this early in his career. You could argue that Ben is already an above average defender at all five positions (yes, center included). And the intensity that he played with against one of the league's top-five scorers last night offers a glimpse into what we could be seeing on a nightly basis very soon.
Kawhi is always going to get his, and Simmons is still young as a defender, so to see Leonard still be able to put up 35 isn't necessarily discouraging. In Game 2 Kawhi posted 21 pts on 8/16 FG and 0/6 3PA on the 50 possessions in which he was guarded by Simmons, and 14 pts on 5/8 FG and 3/4 3PA against everyone else. The key takeaway for me is that Kawhi was never able to spark the runs that he did in Game 1, and he didn't have as much success getting his teammates involved last night.
The blueprint for beating Toronto isn't predicated on shutting down Kawhi, it's focused on preventing him from turning into the scorer-facilitator (mini-Lebron) that he can become when you allow him to cleanly get to his spots. Leonard is not elite at getting his team involved, but he's no slouch either. If you can reduce him to being a scorer without letting the offense around him get in rhythm then you've won the battle, and that's what Ben was able to do last night.
Playoff Jimmy has arrived
Back in October when the Sixers traded for Butler, my memory raced back to his playoff appearances with Chicago. He was ferocious defensively, aggressive offensively, and at times he carried those Bulls teams. Yesterday was his sixth career 30-point playoff performance in his 50thcareer playoff game (47starts).
Up until last night, and aside from Game 1 in the Brooklyn series, that Jimmy was absent from this year's playoffs—at least on the offensive end. Part of that reservation on offense is understandable, he has offensive firepower around him like never before in Embiid, Simmons, Harris, and Redick; he's been asked to carry the load on defense against the opposing teams top scorer (except for this series); and he's recently had to take over the point guard role for the second unit, which calls for him to be aggressive at getting his teammates looks as opposed to getting looks for himself—a role he's excelled in.
It's that latter point that I think serves as evidence that his breakout offensive performance in Game 2 was inevitable. All throughout the playoffs Butler was able to penetrate into the lane, and far too often it resulted in him passing the ball to either a). a player on the wing not named JJ, or b). a big under the basket not named Joel. While I'm all for getting teammates involved, when Butler gets into the lane or near the basket he likely has a better look than whatever shot he's passing off to. Obviously I don't fault Butler here, I just think it took him a few games to find the happy medium between wanting to be efficient, and also wanting to be aggressive to his shots.
Playoff-Jimmy couldn't have come at a better time, and he's likely going to need to string together a few of these performances if the Sixers want to win this series. Marc Gasol has done an excellent job slowing down an already dinged-up Embiid, Simmons is going to be spending the majority of his energy guarding Kawhi, Harris can't create for himself quite like Butler, and our days of living and dying by the JJ-three-ball need to be behind us. That leaves Butler as the man best-positioned to carry the Sixers offense in this series, and possibly beyond.
Make no mistake about it, Butler has helped the Sixers through these playoffs in just about every way imaginable. He's been gritty on defense, crashed the glass, outhustled every other Sixer for 50/50 balls, filled in as backup point guard, been a leader in the locker room, amongst a slew of other contributions that don't show up in the box score. But if the Sixers want to win this series, and are serious about reaching the Finals, then Butler is going to need to be 'that guy' on offense that we saw last night, and that we've seen him be in the past.
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Q: insert greek letter in enumerate list When I type \alpha my list get crazy...What I am doing wrong?
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A: This is because you need to place \alpha in math mode:

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Key Financial Data: Second quarter 2021
Evonik grows strongly in the first half of the year and raises outlook for 2021
Sales rise 29 percent in second quarter, adjusted EBITDA gains 42 percent
All three growth divisions deliver results above pre-crisis levels of 2019
Outlook 2021: Adjusted EBITDA now expected to be €2.3 billion to €2.4 billion
Evonik has raised its outlook for 2021 after posting strong earnings in the first half. Demand for Evonik products increased significantly worldwide with sales prices also rising.
"We have emerged out of the crisis stronger than before and have made substantial gains in the first half," said Christian Kullmann, chairman of the board of management. "This positive dynamic will continue into the second half. Therefore, we are confident about raising our outlook. From today's perspective we will even end up in the upper part of the range."
For 2021 Evonik now expects adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (adjusted EBITDA) of between €2.3 billion and €2.4 billion for the full year. Previously the range was €2.1 billion to €2.3 billion. The outlook for sales is now €13 billion to €14.5 billion, up from a previously expected €12 billion to €14 billion. Last year Evonik posted adjusted EBITDA of €1.91 billion and sales of €12.2 billion.
In the second quarter, adjusted EBITDA rose 42 percent to €649 million compared with the prior-year quarter. Even compared with the pre-corona second quarter of 2019, adjusted EBITDA gained, growing 15 percent. The main drivers were all three growth divisions - Specialty Additives, Nutrition & Care and Smart Materials, which demonstrated their resilience despite higher raw-material costs.
Sales at the company gained 29 percent to €3.64 billion in the second quarter compared with the same quarter in 2020. Adjusted net income increased 58 percent to €253 million with adjusted earnings per share rising from €0.34 to €0.54.
As a result of the improved business performance, free cash flow increased year-on-year to €101 million, despite the expected increase in net working capital and higher tax payments. As a result, free cash flow reached a record level of €413 million in the first half of the year.
"The excellent cash flow in the first half of the year provides the basis for achieving a cash conversion rate of 40 percent again this year," said Ute Wolf, chief financial officer.
Development of the divisions
Specialty Additives: The division's sales rose 23 percent to €922 million in the second quarter. Additives for polyurethane foams, for example for the construction industry or durable goods such as mattresses and refrigerators, saw significantly higher demand with sales rising strongly compared to the corona-related weaker quarter last year. Additives for the coatings industry also recorded significant sales growth in all regions. Good demand for renewable energy products continued. The business with additives for the automotive industry also increased significantly year-on-year. Adjusted EBITDA increased by 20 percent to €242 million.
Nutrition & Care: Sales at Nutrition & Care rose 13 percent to €838 million in the second quarter. Sales of essential amino acids increased with good volume demand and improved selling prices. The products for the health and care sector benefited from good demand and achieved considerably higher sales. Active ingredients, particularly for cosmetic applications, benefited from a very good volume development. In pharmaceutical applications lipids for mRNA vaccines saw a significant increase in sales. Adjusted EBITDA improved by 9 percent to €183 million.
Smart Materials: The division's sales improved by 35 percent to €975 million in the second quarter. High-performance polymers saw a significant increase in demand from the auto industry. Polyamide 12 powders for 3D printing and membranes for efficient gas treatment were also in high demand. The tire silica business benefited from a strong upturn in demand compared to the corona-related weaker quarter last year. Active oxygen products recorded good volume demand both in the specialty business and in the classic hydrogen peroxide business. The catalysts business benefited from the first-time inclusion of Porocel, which was acquired in November 2020. Adjusted EBITDA rose 73 percent to €176 million at the division.
Performance Materials: The division's sales rose by 62 percent to €708 million in the second quarter. Sales of C4 products increased significantly with increasing demand and strongly improved selling prices. The superabsorbent business continues to be affected by a difficult market environment. Adjusted EBITDA rose from €12 million to €99 million in the quarter.
Evonik is one of the world leaders in specialty chemicals. The company is active in more than 100 countries around the world and generated sales of €12.2 billion and an operating profit (adjusted EBITDA) of €1.91 billion in 2020. Evonik goes far beyond chemistry to create innovative, profitable and sustainable solutions for customers. About 33,000 employees work together for a common purpose: We want to improve life today and tomorrow.
Asia Pacific is a strong driving force of the global economy and an important source of innovation. Consequently Evonik endeavors to further grow its business in the region. Sales reached €2.84 billion in 2020 and the company employs over 5,000 people at more than 50 production sites in Asia Pacific.
In so far as forecasts or expectations are expressed in this press release or where our statements concern the future, these forecasts, expectations or statements may involve known or unknown risks and uncertainties. Actual results or developments may vary, depending on changes in the operating environment. Neither Evonik Industries AG nor its group companies assume an obligation to update the forecasts, expectations or statements contained in this release.


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For over 30 years, the Dentists at Esthetic Family Dentistry have been dedicated to creating outstanding smiles for people in Colorado Springs, Monument and beyond. As an established Dentist in Colorado Springs, our dental office has grown to provide many different dental solutions for your teeth and oral health. We specialize in many aspects of dentistry from family dentistry to cosmetic, crowns, teeth whitening, veneers, sedation dentistry and more.
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"Decongestion" a painting by Jon & Anita Larson, located on the 2nd Floor of Zaffarano Physics Addition. In 1969, Soon after the Zaffarano Physics Addition was opened. Dr. Zaffarano organized the PATHDAFRELDO Contests. Or "PAint THose DArn FReight ELevator DOors" Six entries we selected and painted on the elevators doors in the summer of 1969.


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Have you ever been interested in learning boxing? Under 21 and looking for a new hobby? Are you a local boxing trainer and would like to expand your knowledge? This is the workshop for you!
This FREE workshop will be delivered over two days and facilitated by two highly experienced boxing coaches from Saturday, 18 August to Sunday, 19 August.
Aimed at youth under 21 years of age and local boxing trainers, the sessions will be held at Maranoa PCYC in Roma from 9am – 4pm each day. Please bring $2 for lunch.
One of the coaches is Paul "Hurricane" Briggs - an Australian boxer is highly ranked in the light heavyweight division. Former 2 x World Champion in Muay Thai and 5 x World Title Challenger 109F, 97W, 2D, 10L and 56KO. His life moto is: "know self, know others, correct self, transform others, master self, elevate others and serve all."
Registrations are essential. To register or for more information please contact Council's Regional Sport & Recreation Development Coordinator on 1300 007 662.
This initiative is funded by the Queensland Government through the TRAIC Program grants.


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Rights, Raises, Respect for Early Childhood Teachers
By Marcy Whitebook and Rory Darrah
In this article, which appeared in the July/August 2013 edition of Exchange Magazine, Marcy Whitebook and co-author Rory Darrah, both of whom began their careers as teachers, reflect on the work of achieving rights, raises, and respect for early educators, which has been the organizing principle of their work lives for more than 40 years.
Copyright © Exchange Press, Inc. Reprinted with permission from Exchange magazine. All rights reserved. Access Exchange Magazine at ChildCareExchange.com or call (800) 221-2864.


It's no secret that All Black Julian Savea has the moves, and he's proven it once again in his latest Instagram vid. Julian is dancing along to Bruno Mar's new song 'That's What I Like' alongside his wife Tima Savea.
The pair have a synchronized mini-car dance and look so cute as they boogie along.


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/R E M I N D E R -- Media Advisory - Itinerary for Friday, September 21, 2018/ Français
Sep 21, 2018, 07:00 ET
OTTAWA, Sept. 20, 2018 /CNW/ -
Note: All times local
The Prime Minister will meet with Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg Winfried Kretschmann.
Parliament Hill
Note for media:
The Prime Minister will hold a bilateral meeting with President of the Republic of Namibia Dr. Hage G. Geingob.
The Prime Minister will participate in a roundtable with Scarborough small business leaders.
Prompt Assembly & Packaging
228 Midwest Road
Notes for media:
Media are asked to arrive no later than 4:30 p.m.
The Prime Minister will attend the Grand Opening of the South Asian Autism Awareness Centre.
South Asian Autism Awareness Centre
Unit 63, 705 Progress Avenue
The Prime Minister will attend the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto's Mid-Autumn Festival.
Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto
5183 Sheppard Avenue East
Open coverage
Media are asked to present themselves to the North entrance no later than 6:50 p.m.
Parking is available in the East parking lot, off of Sheppard Avenue.
This document is also available at http://pm.gc.ca
SOURCE Prime Minister's Office
For further information: PMO Media Relations: [email protected] / pm.gc.ca/eng/media
http://pm.gc.ca/
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Please check out my site (http://www.topathletes.net) and provide comments. I know some links don't go anywhere and some images have bad background colors. I'm somewhat of a rookie so be brutal and thanks very much!
Looks pretty clean and crisp to me and it loads well. I think there is something set wrong on your navigation unless I am missing something. I used the link you provided and the clicked on Home and it took me to what I belive is your current front page. I then clicked on the Sample Athlete Page and was taken to (derekhodges.topathletes.net/) once I was there clicking on the Home link simply brought me back to that page. I did get to the search page and was then able to view Seth Corbirige info but then the same happened then. This may be what you where speaking of when you said the links where not working yet.
I think you have done pretty good and once you get things cleaned up and linked in you'll be fine.
On a financial note I am not too sure about the $20.00 monthly fee and if you'll be able to get that. It seems a bit steep for just a page that list your information but I may have missed something.
EDIT: Saw something else. Why is the Player comment, Player Contact info, Coach comment and Coach contact info displayed in a text area when you look at the Sample Athlete Page? Where you aware of that?
I need to get this new CSS-based format live and then fix link conflicts and different styles problems.
With the exception of the soccer ball the images are fuzzy. I will have to crispen them up.
I used a textarea for the comments and contact info because it might be multiple lines of text and wanted the scrollability.
I had some thoughts on your site. Since one of the reasons your icon images may be a bit fuzzy and hard to see is because they are so small what if you made them a bit bigger and then lightened them to give them the apperance of being a bit transparent then use them as a background for each of your menu areas. Not sure if it would work or not and you would maybe want to use CSS styles so you could keep them from repeating the way they normally do as a table background and only display once or only down the left side or along the top of each menu area.
I did revisit your site just now and noticed you had already changed the price. I think you could maybe even drop the monthly charge and only do a setup fee. Then to help offset the money lost on monthly fees add something like google adsense and or become an amzon associate. You may even be able to do better going that rout then by chargeing a monthly fee. Your subject matter should be able to generate really high traffic if you can get page your page rank up in the search engins wich would be a benifit not only to your users but to any program like the two mentioned above.
That also makes me think. How are you going to get potentential colledge coaches to check the site for players? It may be could to focus a page on that subject to draw in users. Are there places or you can advertise to get coaches to visit your site? Maybe a magazine or newsletter. I know advertiseing can be pricey but might be something to think about.
What if you broke the display of the player information down into more the one page. If you had the main page with say thier picture (I noticed you plan on adding that) and the basic info then add button/links to the player and coach comments and such. That way you would not have to have that information in a textarea box and may look cleaner and not confuse folks who visit.
Down the road if you could get some professional atheletes to perhaps somehow contribute content to the site that may be a draw for the site. Not sure how you would go about that or if it really even has a place within the concept of the site.
Any sites that are related that may have posting boards like this that you could become involved in may help get your site noticed. I would not suggest just visiting them and listing your site unless that is a feature they offer but if you start posting on them and they have a setup like here that allows sigs you could add a simple note about your site in it. Most boards that have the feature do not mind that.
Like I say just some thoughts I had on your site. I kind of kept thinking of more once I started this reply. So most are kind of just brainstorming ideas. Good luck!
I definitely will work on the graphics.
I've spoken with a few athletes and their parents who have been sold a one-time setup fee for a website and they've rejected it as being too expensive. We felt like $10/month is not prohibitively expensive for anyone. For someone who doesn't have the knowledge/skills/desire to build and host their own web page $10/month seemed reasonable.
As far as driving coaches to the website, that is the responsibility of the athletes. Their personal website is a tool for them to use to get the word out and pursue a scholarship. I'll provide postcards and letter templates that the athletes can download and use. Eventually maybe I'll even offer to mail postcards to 10 universities of the athlete's choosing.
I think the bulk of the people who visit the site will be coaches/recruiters who have been told to come visit a specific athlete's site or athletes who's coaches have told them about us. I don't anticipate that coaches will just come "browsing" for athletes.


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Welsh budget: Jane Hutt defends deal with current savings
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-politics-15902854
Image caption Labour and the Lib Dems hammered out a deal to see the budget agreed
Finance minister Jane Hutt has defended the Labour-Lib Dem deal on the Welsh government's £14.5bn budget after other parties demanded a bigger focus on the economy and the NHS.
The agreement promises more money for the poorest school children with £20m saved from this year's spending.
Ms Hutt said it showed "careful financial management".
Plaid Cymru said the "cheap deal" was "bad news". Conservatives said the Lib Dems backed Labour's "savage" NHS cuts.
The last-minute deal announced on Friday followed weeks of talks.
Substantial package
The Welsh government had until Tuesday to table a final budget before a crucial vote on 6 December after all three opposition parties rejected Labour's draft version.
With 30 of the Senedd's 60 seats, Labour needed at least one opposition AM to ratify its budget.
Analysis - Betsan Powys, BBC Wales Political Editor
It's hard to see that Labour would mind too much having to spend £20m on Wales' poorest pupils.
What they might mind is the inevitable accusation from Plaid and the Tories that Labour did not think that this was the way to do it.
For the Lib Dems, they have won a pledge that they'll have a say if there's any extra money from the chancellor's autumn statement.
Both they and Labour said the deal is about the budget but it hasn't worked out too badly for the Lib Dems - not that far ahead of local elections - to be seen to be de-toxifying this brand which is cutting everything at the moment at Westminster.
Bookies will working out the odds for some sort of coalition over the next six months.
The Lib Dems know that is how people might respond and they are not going to mind that.
Plaid Cymru could see which way the wind was blowing. They had been saying for some time that the Welsh government had not been engaging with them over the budget.
It will give them an opportunity to point at Labour and the Lib Dems and say: "This is what you could have done for business but you didn't'".
The Tories will stick to their line on the NHS and say that not one of parties in Wales now has stuck up for it.
Plaid Cymru had been seeking "a substantial package of measures for jobs and businesses", with the Conservatives wanting a boost to the health department.
Under the budget deal, Labour has also agreed to consult the Lib Dems on the spending of any additional funds Wales could receive following the chancellor's autumn statement on Tuesday.
Ms Hutt told Radio Wales the extra pupil funding was in line with Labour's policy programme, despite claims from Plaid and the Tories that ministers had already rejected the idea.
"We want to ensure that we improve the chances of young people, particularly children in the most disadvantaged areas of Wales," she said.
'Rather pathetic'
"This is on top of money that we already allocate to children eligible for free school meals.
"We must recognise that this is a direct link to tackling child poverty, to improve their chances which will have a direct impact on their life chances and their skills for the future."
The funding was money the Welsh government was carrying forward to next year with the agreement of the UK government, she said.
The extra money boosts the size of the pupil deprivation grant to more than £32m next year.
They've had six months to put together a budget that reflected the fact that we weren't coming out of recession in Wales
Simon Thomas AM, Plaid Cymru
Officials said £450 would go directly to schools for every child receiving free school meals.
There were 70,800 children entitled to free school meals in Wales last year.
Plaid Cymru education spokesman Simon Thomas said: "We really wanted extra resources above and beyond this rather pathetic £20m to go to directly to supporting the economy in Wales.
'Savage cuts'
"They've had six months to put together a budget that reflected the fact that we weren't coming out of recession in Wales.
"The key question is what will the economy be like next year under this budget? The government has signally failed to recognise the difficulties we're in."
Tory opposition leader Andrew RT Davies said: "What is regrettably clear is the Liberal Democrats' endorsement of Labour's savage cuts to the NHS.
"We already know this budget will rip hundreds of millions of pounds out of our health service, at a time when waiting time targets are already being missed, vacancies are not being filled and front line staff are being cut."
However, a teaching union has welcomed extra funding for the least well-off pupils.
ATL Cymru director Philip Dixon said: "The extra money will help schools boost the support they are giving to youngsters from deprived backgrounds, and go some way to closing the notorious funding gap in per pupil spend between Wales and England.
"Our children are our future and investment in them is investment for all. Both Labour and the Lib Dems deserve credit for ensuring that our children, especially those in most need, will now get a better start in life."
Liberal Democrat AM Peter Black, who helped broker the deal with Labour, said: "The pupil premium will begin to break the link, school by school, community by community, between poverty and attainment that has dogged our education system for so long."
Labour and Lib Dems agree budget
Deadline looms for Welsh budget
Labour loses vote on draft budget
Budget talks 'must stay private'


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The top 15 PAPA Circuit events held in 2017 with the highest average WPPR point value over the past 3 years will be invited to be on the Stern Pro Circuit for the following season. The lowest 5 events based on average WPPR point value will be dropped from the Stern Pro Circuit the following season, and replaced with the next biggest 5 events. Tournament Directors are welcome to pass on having their event included in the Stern Pro Circuit, in which case the next largest event will be selected until the schedule is filled.
Some pinball tournaments will not be eligible for the Stern Pro Circuit. Examples of ineligible events would include the IFPA World Pinball Championship and The Stern Pro Circuit Final itself. In situations where larger events host multiple pinball tournaments, only one pinball tournament will be eligible for inclusion in the SPC. ReplayFX, for example, hosts both Pinburgh and the Intergalactic Pinball Championship, and in this case only Pinburgh will be included. In these scenarios, the final determination of which tournaments will be included in the SPC will be made by Replay Foundation and IFPA staff.
Circuit Standings:
Competitive pinball players will participate in a circuit of 20 tournaments, with all results during the Circuit season contributing to their final qualifying point total. At the end of the Stern Pro Circuit season, the top 20 ranked players will be invited to compete in the Stern Pro Circuit Championship.
The Stern Pro Circuit Championship is an invitation-only, no-entry-fee-required event where all contestants who qualify win prize money. The Stern Pro Circuit Championship is a unique competitive event that pits each season's best performers against one another in a last-man-standing tournament format.
All players who participate in an SPC event will be awarded SPC points towards the overall standings. These points will be based on the WPPR points earned at those events.
Circuit Championship:
Final Circuit standings will be determined promptly after the last Circuit event. Any player in the top 20 (any players tied for 20th will be included) of the rankings will be invited to the Circuit Final.
Qualified players will be notified promptly by Circuit coordinators. If a player cannot attend, their opening will be filled by the next highest seeded available player who has participated in the Circuit. Players who do not attend will not receive any prize from the Circuit Final.
The Ladder-Bracket of the Circuit Final consists of a series of four-player games. The first game is played by the four lowest-seeded players. The highest-seeded player has choice of machine to be played. The player will not have the option to select the machine used in the previous round of play.
The order of players is determined with the top seed playing 1st, next highest seed playing 2nd, third highest seed playing 3rd, lowest seed playing in 4th position.
The player who has the lowest score is eliminated from the Final, and receives the appropriate prize. The next highest-seeded player, who has not yet played, is added to the group for the next game. In each subsequent round, the highest-seeded player (who will be the player who just joined the group) has choice of machine.
No player may choose the same machine more than once. Officials may remove any machine from consideration at any time.
Once 4 players remain, no new players will be added to the ladder bracket. The lowest finishing player will continue to be eliminated each round until only one player remains. The Championship match will consist of the two remaining players playing one final game.
The Circuit Championship features a guaranteed package of monetary prizes. The prize pool may be adjusted at any time based on additional event funds or sponsorship dollars received. The tentative prize pool is:
1st place –> Brand New Stern Pro pinball machine + Stern Pro Circuit Belt
2nd place –> $2500
3rd place –> $1000
4th place –> $900
10th place –> $300
11th through 20th place –> $200 each
The winner of the Circuit Championship will also receive a brand new Stern Pinball machine, the Stern Pro Circuit belt, and the title "Stern Pro Circuit Player of the Year".


Looking for an orthodontist near me in Gainesville, Tioga, Newberry, Alachua, FL and surrounding areas? Drs. Janet Pappas and Patricia Tapley are your preferred orthodontic specialists for children, teens, and adults.
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We offer the latest treatment options available today, including state of the art metal and clear braces.
Pappas and Tapley was among the first Invisalign and Invisalign Teen providers in the country and the first in North Central Florida to obtain Elite Provider status based on experience.
We are the ONLY area private practice orthodontists with iTero® scanning available. No more impressions!
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Become the envy of all your friends, and grab the attention of everyone you meet when you wear Eau de Weil. Introduced by Weil in 2008, this complex women's fragrance helps you exude confidence. Mandarin orange, bergamot and pink pepper top notes bring zest and spice to this unique scent, while mimosa and peach blossom are at the heart of it.


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Q: Findenode failed using bootnode in local geth network: invalid IP in response record: loopback address from non-loopback host I followed an "old" tutorial (from 2018) about Building a local Ethereum network with Docker and Geth which is great but "deprecated" for Geth/v1.9.17. So i tried to come up with a new version for my studies.
The Dockerfile's and docker-compose.yml can be found here. This dockerized setup should spin up a bootnode and two miners utilizing PoA. However, the miners do not sync or find each other leading to a Findenode failed error in the docker logs. (They do not seal new blocks.)
geth js console of one miner shows
.../simple-geth-network$ docker exec -ti 7dd9c5068bed /bin/bash
root@geth-miner1:~# geth attach
Welcome to the Geth JavaScript console!

instance: Geth/v1.9.17-stable-748f22c1/linux-amd64/go1.14.2
coinbase: 0x8cc5a1a0802db41db826c2fcb72423744338dcb0
at block: 1 (Sun Jul 26 2020 09:54:51 GMT+0000 (UTC))
 datadir: /root/.ethereum
 modules: admin:1.0 clique:1.0 debug:1.0 eth:1.0 miner:1.0 net:1.0 personal:1.0 rpc:1.0 shh:1.0 txpool:1.0 web3:1.0

> eth.blockNumber
1
> net.peerCount
0
> admin.peers
[]

Nevertheless, if I add a peer via geth js console and admin.addPeer() both miners are in sync and are sealing new blocks.
I have read about sync failures due to out of sync clocks (time), but I checked an both miners clocks are in sync.
Here is a snipped of one miners docker logs trace:
.../simple-geth-network$ docker logs -f b198e971af76
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.521] Sanitizing Go's GC trigger               percent=100
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.521] Maximum peer count                       ETH=50 LES=0 total=50
WARN [07-26|09:54:51.521] The flag --rpc is deprecated and will be removed in the future, please use --http
WARN [07-26|09:54:51.522] The flag --rpcaddr is deprecated and will be removed in the future, please use --http.addr
WARN [07-26|09:54:51.522] The flag --rpcapi is deprecated and will be removed in the future, please use --http.api
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.522] Smartcard socket not found, disabling    err="stat /run/pcscd/pcscd.comm: no such file or directory"
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.522] FS scan times                            list="252.404µs" set="23.397µs" diff="10.965µs"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.522] Handled keystore changes                 time="178.792µs"
WARN [07-26|09:54:51.522] The flag --etherbase is deprecated and will be removed in the future, please use --miner.etherbase
WARN [07-26|09:54:51.522] The flag --gasprice is deprecated and will be removed in the future, please use --miner.gasprice
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.523] Set global gas cap                       cap=25000000
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.523] Starting peer-to-peer node               instance=Geth/v1.9.17-stable-748f22c1/linux-amd64/go1.14.2
WARN [07-26|09:54:51.523] Sanitizing invalid miner gas price       provided=0 updated=0
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.523] Allocated trie memory caches             clean=256.00MiB dirty=256.00MiB
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.523] Allocated cache and file handles         database=/root/.ethereum/geth/chaindata cache=512.00MiB handles=524288
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.526] Started watching keystore folder         path=/root/.ethereum/keystore
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.559] Chain freezer table opened               database=/root/.ethereum/geth/chaindata/ancient table=headers items=0 size=0.00B
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.563] Chain freezer table opened               database=/root/.ethereum/geth/chaindata/ancient table=hashes  items=0 size=0.00B
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.566] Chain freezer table opened               database=/root/.ethereum/geth/chaindata/ancient table=bodies  items=0 size=0.00B
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.570] Chain freezer table opened               database=/root/.ethereum/geth/chaindata/ancient table=receipts items=0 size=0.00B
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.574] Chain freezer table opened               database=/root/.ethereum/geth/chaindata/ancient table=diffs    items=0 size=0.00B
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.574] Opened ancient database                  database=/root/.ethereum/geth/chaindata/ancient
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.574] Current full block not old enough        number=0 hash="62f584…23ba54" delay=90000
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.574] Initialised chain configuration          config="{ChainID: 1337 Homestead: 1 DAO: <nil> DAOSupport: false EIP150: 2 EIP155: 3 EIP158: 3 Byzantium: 4 Constantinople: <nil> Petersburg: <nil> Istanbul: <nil>, Muir Glacier: <nil>, YOLO v1: <nil>, Engine: clique}"
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.575] Initialising Ethereum protocol           versions="[65 64 63]" network=1337 dbversion=<nil>
WARN [07-26|09:54:51.575] Upgrade blockchain database version      from=<nil> to=7
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.576] Loaded most recent local header          number=0 hash="62f584…23ba54" td=1 age=2y5mo2w
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.576] Loaded most recent local full block      number=0 hash="62f584…23ba54" td=1 age=2y5mo2w
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.576] Loaded most recent local fast block      number=0 hash="62f584…23ba54" td=1 age=2y5mo2w
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.576] Reinjecting stale transactions           count=0
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.577] Regenerated local transaction journal    transactions=0 accounts=0
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.577] Recalculated downloader QoS values       rtt=20s confidence=1.000 ttl=1m0s
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.578] Stored checkpoint snapshot to disk       number=0 hash="62f584…23ba54"
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.592] UDP listener up                          addr=[::]:30303
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.592] TCP listener up                          addr=[::]:30303
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.597] Found seed node in database              id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 age=443265h54m51.597651988s
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.598] New local node record                    seq=1 id=09423dfc6b6e821f ip=127.0.0.1 udp=30303 tcp=30303
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.599] started whisper v.6.0
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.601] InProc registered                        namespace=admin
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.601] InProc registered                        namespace=admin
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.601] InProc registered                        namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.601] InProc registered                        namespace=web3
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.602] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.602] Found seed node in database              id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 age=443265h54m51.602618989s
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.603] >> PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.602] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.603] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.603] InProc registered                        namespace=txpool
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.603] InProc registered                        namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.603] InProc registered                        namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.603] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=personal
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=clique
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=miner
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.604] Starting p2p dial                        id=8d5107cf4e03772d ip=172.25.0.101 flag=dyndial
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=admin
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.604] InProc registered                        namespace=debug
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.605] Dial error                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 conn=dyndial err="connect: connection refused"
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.601] Started P2P networking                   self=enode://166ed53a196caeaf96d78625bfe1ec557ea21d379e77f8e8d177c9851e7a6869e141f65f49a3dd05752a285df01e150154cff056571f339c9967ccbc7d0c7f0a@127.0.0.1:30303
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.605] >> PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.605] InProc registered                        namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.605] InProc registered                        namespace=net
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.605] InProc registered                        namespace=shh
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.605] << PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.606] << PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.606] >> PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.607] IPC registered                           namespace=admin
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.607] IPC registered                           namespace=admin
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.607] IPC registered                           namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.607] IPC registered                           namespace=web3
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.607] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.607] << PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.607] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.607] << PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:51.608] >> PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.609] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.610] IPC registered                           namespace=txpool
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.610] IPC registered                           namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.611] IPC registered                           namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.612] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.613] IPC registered                           namespace=personal
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=clique
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=miner
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=eth
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=admin
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=debug
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=net
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:51.614] IPC registered                           namespace=shh
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.615] IPC endpoint opened                      url=/root/.ethereum/geth.ipc
INFO [07-26|09:54:51.617] HTTP endpoint opened                     url=http://[::]:8545/        cors= vhosts=localhost
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.106] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.108] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.108] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.109] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.606] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=1 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.607] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.608] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.609] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=1 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.609] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.610] Discarding dial candidate                id=8d5107cf4e03772d ip=172.25.0.101 reason="recently dialed"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:52.610] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.015] Unlocked account                         address=0x3590ACA93338b0721966a8d0C96EbF2C4c87c544
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.017] Transaction pool price threshold updated price=0
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.017] Transaction pool price threshold updated price=0
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.017] Commit new mining work                   number=1 sealhash="9e199e…786fa9" uncles=0 txs=0 gas=0 fees=0 elapsed="192.76µs"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.017] Out-of-turn signing requested            wiggle=1s
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.017] Waiting for slot to sign and propagate   delay=531.569ms
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.108] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=2 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.108] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.109] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.109] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=2 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.110] Discarding dial candidate                id=8d5107cf4e03772d ip=172.25.0.101 reason="recently dialed"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.110] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.111] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.550] Successfully sealed new block            number=1 sealhash="9e199e…786fa9" hash="0afdfc…1c473d" elapsed=533.111ms
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.550]  mined potential block                  number=1 hash="0afdfc…1c473d"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.550] Propagated block                         hash="0afdfc…1c473d" recipients=0 duration=2562047h47m16.854s
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.550] Announced block                          hash="0afdfc…1c473d" recipients=0 duration=2562047h47m16.854s
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:53.550] Reinjecting stale transactions           count=0
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.551] Commit new mining work                   number=2 sealhash="5b3591…0e0fa6" uncles=0 txs=0 gas=0 fees=0 elapsed="527.016µs"
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.551] Signed recently, must wait for others
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.609] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=3 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
INFO [07-26|09:54:53.610] New local node record                    seq=2 id=09423dfc6b6e821f ip=127.0.0.1    udp=30303 tcp=30303
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.610] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.610] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=3 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.610] Discarding dial candidate                id=8d5107cf4e03772d ip=172.25.0.101 reason="recently dialed"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.611] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.612] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.612] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:53.692] Couldn't add port mapping                proto=tcp extport=30303 intport=30303 interface="UPnP or NAT-PMP" err="no UPnP or NAT-PMP router discovered"
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:53.692] Couldn't add port mapping                proto=udp extport=30303 intport=30303 interface="UPnP or NAT-PMP" err="no UPnP or NAT-PMP router discovered"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.761] >> PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.763] << PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.763] >> ENRREQUEST/v4                         id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:53.765] << ENRRESPONSE/v4                        id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:53.765] ENR request failed                       id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err="invalid IP in response record: invalid IP"
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:53.766] Revalidated node                         b=16 id=8d5107cf4e03772d checks=1
TRACE[07-26|09:54:54.110] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=4 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:54.111] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=4 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:54.111] Discarding dial candidate                id=8d5107cf4e03772d ip=172.25.0.101 reason="recently dialed"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:54.111] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:54.113] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:54.611] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=5 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:54.611] Too many findnode failures, dropping     id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=5
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.705] << PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.705] >> PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.707] << ENRREQUEST/v4                         id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.707] >> ENRRESPONSE/v4                        id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.832] >> PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.833] << PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.834] >> ENRREQUEST/v4                         id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:58.834] << ENRRESPONSE/v4                        id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:58.835] ENR request failed                       id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err="invalid IP in response record: invalid IP"
DEBUG[07-26|09:54:58.835] Revalidated node                         b=16 id=8d5107cf4e03772d checks=1
TRACE[07-26|09:54:59.613] Discarding dial candidate                id=8d5107cf4e03772d ip=172.25.0.101 reason="node does not provide TCP port"
TRACE[07-26|09:54:59.613] >> FINDNODE/v4                           id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:54:59.615] << NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:00.113] Findnode failed                          id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=6 results=0 err="RPC timeout"
TRACE[07-26|09:55:00.114] Too many findnode failures, dropping     id=8d5107cf4e03772d failcount=6
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.414] << PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.415] >> PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.416] << ENRREQUEST/v4                         id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.416] >> ENRRESPONSE/v4                        id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.420] << PING/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.421] >> PONG/v4                               id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.422] << ENRREQUEST/v4                         id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:01.422] >> ENRRESPONSE/v4                        id=8d5107cf4e03772d addr=172.25.0.101:30301 err=nil
TRACE[07-26|09:55:02.114] Discarding dial candidate                id=8d5107cf4e03772d ip=172.25.0.101 reason="node does not provide TCP port"
INFO [07-26|09:55:02.114] Looking for peers                        peercount=0 tried=1 static=0

EDIT: Here is a snippet of the docker log trace of the bootnode:
TRACE[07-27|19:40:44.808] << FINDNODE/v4                           id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:44.809] >> NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:45.309] << FINDNODE/v4                           id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:45.309] >> NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:45.810] << FINDNODE/v4                           id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:45.810] >> NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:46.310] << FINDNODE/v4                           id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:46.311] >> NEIGHBORS/v4                          id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:46.798] >> PING/v4                               id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:46.799] << PONG/v4                               id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:46.799] >> ENRREQUEST/v4                         id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
TRACE[07-27|19:40:46.800] << ENRRESPONSE/v4                        id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err=nil
DEBUG[07-27|19:40:46.801] ENR request failed                       id=823bff4a7b152c34 addr=172.25.0.102:30303 err="invalid IP in response record: loopback address from non-loopback host"
DEBUG[07-27|19:40:46.801] Revalidated node                         b=12 id=823bff4a7b152c34 checks=2

EDIT: Specifying a static-nodes.json file under <datadir> leads to synced miners. However, using the bootnode still leads to a Findenode failed error.